SCOTUS redux

[seborn]

Bonus case! Since I was talking with people about ID requirements to vote the other day, and none of us could remember if there had been a SCOTUS case about it or what it was.

Crawford v. Marion County Election Board (2008)This case challenged an Indiana law requiring citizens voting in person to present government-issued photo ID. Indiana claimed

Comments

[truthspeaker]

Good. I'm always surprised that I need an ID to fly, but not to vote. It's not as if people ever lie when they vote...

[topologist]

This isn't really a second round of the meme, but post 'em if you got 'em.

For no particularly good reason, I like Supreme Court cases involving inanimate objects as the plaintiff or defendant, such as a 1958 Plymouth sedan or 95 bottles of vinegar.

[seborn]

Alleged vinegar, please.